Cahaba Spay Neuter
Cahaba Spay Neuter is a general practice in Pelham, AL. Procedures include Microchip, Foreign body removal, Gastropexy, and Pre-anesthetic bloodwork.
About
Cahaba Spay Neuter is a veterinary clinic in Pelham, Alabama, specializing in high-quality, high-volume spay and neuter surgeries for dogs and cats. The practice provides a range of surgical procedures, including mass removals, gastropexy, enucleations, and hernia repairs, alongside routine wellness services such as vaccinations, microchipping, and parasite screenings. The clinic also offers specialized care for brachycephalic breeds and provides surgical options for feral cats.
The clinic serves the local community and surrounding areas, focusing on animal population control and preventive health. The veterinary team, led by owner Dr. June Long, emphasizes community partnerships and public education regarding animal homelessness. The practice is equipped to handle various surgical needs and maintains specific protocols for pre-anesthetic bloodwork and pain management to ensure patient safety during and after procedures.
Surgical team
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June Long
DVM
Dr. June Long graduated from Auburn University’s College of Veterinary Medicine in 2014 and has performed approximately 40,000 high-quality, high-volume spay and neuter procedures.
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Deb Kheiry
DVM
A graduate of Louisiana State University, Dr. Deb Kheiry has a varied background in both private practice and shelter medicine.
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Jessica Atchison
LVT
Jessica earned her Veterinary Technology degree from Jefferson State Community College and is exceptionally skilled in veterinary anesthesia and spay/neuter practices.
Procedures
- Microchip
- Foreign body removal
- Gastropexy
- Pre-anesthetic bloodwork
- Spay and Neuter Surgery
- Heartworm testing
- Cystotomy
- Mass removal
Frequently asked questions
- What surgical services does Cahaba Spay Neuter offer beyond spay and neuter?
- The clinic performs a wide variety of additional surgical procedures, including mass removals, gastropexy, enucleations, cherry eye and entropion corrections, aural hematoma repairs, vulvoplasty, cystotomy, foreign body removal, and hernia repairs. They also offer retained baby teeth extractions. Patients requiring these services should contact the clinic for scheduling and specific quotes.
- Are there specific requirements for brachycephalic breeds undergoing surgery?
- Yes, the clinic requires an additional charge for brachycephalic breeds, including French and English bulldogs, Shih Tzus, Boxers, Pugs, Boston Terriers, and Pekingese. This fee covers a Cerenia injection to prevent vomiting and aspiration, the placement of an IV catheter for emergency situations, and the administration of supplemental oxygen prior to surgery.
- Does the clinic provide services for feral or community cats?
- Yes, the clinic offers surgery for feral cats, which includes a rabies vaccine and an ear tip. For these procedures, feral cats must be brought to the clinic in a trap to be seen by the veterinary team.
- What are the requirements for pre-anesthetic bloodwork?
- Pre-anesthetic bloodwork is a required service for any animal that is seven years of age or older prior to undergoing surgery at the clinic.